Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28

auopteu.
On petition OF f. w. Woods and 9th
ers to have Angelina street graded, rec
they be permitted to grade,
provided they complete the entire block
in accordance with the regular specifica-
tiops ON gravel streets. Adopted.
On petition of ID. A. Griffin and others
TO grade Mission road, recommended
the same be granted, and that the city
join them in grading in front of the
Park. Adopted.
On petition of John s. Griffin ct al,
to widen Mission road between Kuhrts
and Albert street to an eighty-foot
street, recommended that the city join
in the widening along the Park, and
that the City Surveyor make survey
and procure deeds from the property
owners for the land required. Adopted.
Recommended that the petition of
Mayo & Strange to grade the inter
section of Eighth street and Burling-
ton avenue be granted at the same
price paid by property owners, provid-
it does not exceed 81 per front foot.
Adopted.
Recommended that the City Attorney
draft an ordinance to prevent persons
from taking sand from the river, and exca.
waiting nearer than ten feet from the
official sides of the river. Adopted.
On petition of T. Lyons to have
Pleasant street grading acce pied, recon.
mended the same be referred to the
Street Superintendent. Adopted.
Recommended that the bill of 7. Ly-
ons for grading streets intersecting on
Also avenue extension be referred to
the Finance Committee. Adopted.
On petition of E. w. Jones ct al to
have New Cincinnati street opened, rec.
commended that the same be referred to
the City Surveyor. Adopted.
On petition of II. G. Wiltshire ct al to
have Seventh street graded, recommend.
ed that the City Attorney draft resolu'
ton for the grading of Seventh street to
an eighty.foot street between Alvaradc
and the city boundary. Adopted.
Recommended that the deed of 10.
than Bixby and Ii. w. Mills for strip
of land on Urmston street to make the
street conform to the proposed change
be accepted and the clerk instructed te
file same for record. Adopted.
Recommended that the Street Super.
intendent be instructed to put in a 30
inch cement pipe culvert across First
street at Workman street. Adopted.
Ask further time on petition oil
Mr.. Records for franchise to bu lid
water works. Adopted.
Recommended that the petition oi
Mr.. Chas. A. Paige for a street railway
franchise on Mission road, be granted
and the ordinance adopted as amended.
Laid over for one week.
Recommended that the bid of Jos
Sheerer for paving Temple street with
granite, be accepted and the street be
ordered paved in this manner. Adopted,
and City Surveyor instructed to prepare
the assessment.
On the petition Of f. F. Kysor fol
street railway franchise, from Center av-
enue through the estate of Andrew Bris
walter and Geo. Dalton, Sr., to Wolf
skill street, to Eighth street, to Seventh
street, to San San Pedro street, to FRS
street. recommended that the same bs
granted and the ordinance adopted al
amended.
Present notice of intention to estsb-
lish the grade of Albany, Bond, Rich,
Greenwell and Burlington streets
Adopted.
STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM.
Recommend the adoption Of an ordi
nance granting franchise to the Los An
geles Gable r. K. Co. over the following
routes:
The right of way be and the same is
hereby granted to the Los Angeles Cable
Railway Company, its successors and
assigns, to construct, lay down, main.
tain and operate, for the term of fifty
years from and after the taking effect oi
this ordinance, single or double track
street railway, or railways, with all the
necessary switches and turnouts, along
and upon the following streets in the
City OF Los Angeles, to-wit:
First-A double track cable railway,
commencing at a point on Spring street,
within two hundred feet south of its in.
tersection with First street; thence
along Spring street, Main street, Upper
Main street, Alameda and San Fernan.
do streets, and Downey avenue, to the
eastern side of its intersection with
Workman street, by and with the con-
sent of the City Railroad Company, and
the Central Railroad Company, and the
East and West Los Angeles Railroad
Company, and not otherwise.
Second-A street railway commencing
at point on Mission road, at the inter.
section of Albert street, thence along
Mission road, Kuhrts street (crossing the
Los Angeles river), Chavez street and
Main street extension Crossing Alameda
street,, Main street, Spring street, Sixth
street, Fort street, Ninth street, Pearl
street, Figueroa street, and Washington
street, to the western limits of Los An
geles city, by and with the consent OF
the East and West Los Angeles Railroad
Company, and not otherwise.
Third-A street railway commencing
on Daily street, at the intersection Of
Grandin street; thence along DAILY street,
Hoff street, and Chestnut street, to the
eastern line of Downey avenue, by and
with the consent of the Central Railroad
Company, and not otherwise.
Fourth-A street railway commence
ing at the City Plaza, thence along
Marchessault street, New High street,
Short street, Buena Vista street, to a
point not exceeding l,50O feet beyond
Calvary cemetery, and from Buena Vista
street, via College street, to Alameda
street; thence along Alameda street,
Main street extension, Main street,
First street, Spring street, Fifth street,
Olive street, Twelfth street, Pearl
street, Figueroa street and Washington
street, to the western limits of Los An.
geles City, by and with the consent of
the City Railroad Company, and not
otherwise.
Fifth--A street railway commencing
on Main street, opposite the intersec.
tion of Temple street; thence along
Main street, Arcadia street (crossing
Los Angeles street), Also street and
First street, to Evergreen cemetery;
also commencing on Also street, at its
intersection with Alameda street; thence
along Alameda street, Sainsevain
street, Vignes street, First street and
Santa Fe street, to Georgia street, by
and with the consent of the Central
Railroad Company, and not otherwise.
Sixth-A street railway commencing